How to Kill a Dragon

Please leave a comment, it's purely subjective. The book is a good book, and the author's writing style is really first-rate. At least it reads smoothly and the various descriptions interspersed from time to time are really eye-catching. But there are too many compliments, I am here to suggest (discuss) (vent) (doge) I think the main problem is focused on the two aspects of plot and characters (a book by mua seems to have only these two aspects). In terms of plot, it is sadistic, and it is deliberately sadistic (I will say where it is deliberately at the end). Even the author himself knows that it is too sadistic, but pay attention, this is not a tragedy, it is sadistic! Abuse is by no means a compliment or something that can be covered up by a simple plot failure. Although the author has written a lot of explanations and made many patches, I still feel that this tragic direction is deliberate. Rather than everything naturally sliding in a certain direction. There is an essential difference between the two. In my opinion, there are too many contradictions in the book, but one tragedy follows another. It is not necessary, but "Heaven (the doer)" needs the protagonist to suffer all the hardships in the first half of her life, so she must be miserable. Everything is fate, and half It's not up to anyone. A good tragedy is natural, and people can't help but watch it, but the author's arrangement can only make me feel uncomfortable. In the end, I don't want to click on the next chapter and leave quietly (but I can't feel uncomfortable myself, so I wrote about the discomfort) I actually left a lot of comments about the characters. The author separated psychology and behavior. For example, after the protagonist came down from the mountain, she encountered a woman who was domestically raped. She killed her with a knife and left her behind. But at this time, her mentality was already "Ren Xia", and she only cared about what she understood. But later she became sensitive and fragile. Weak, but she is not suspicious. Isn't it ridiculous that a person who can cut flesh with a sword will cry in the arms of others that he is a waste? It's like the author wants to write a yandere who bursts into tears while hurting others, but in fact he only writes a schizophrenic patient who fantasizes about a tough self, which is a bit like a tiger instead of a dog. Now maybe the author understands a little bit what I want to say, so let me sum it up, it is deliberate! If you try to create tragedy too deliberately, the heroine is destined to follow a certain path. This path is already determined. However, this article is about a rebellious heroine. It is like writing a joker but actually writing it as a clown mask. Marionette. The environment the heroine is in, the people she encounters, and even the background of this era are all designed to force the heroine. First of all, why are immortals so antagonistic to people? And are they not capable of this kind of crushing deception? Where does the pride of the Dragon Clan come from? Didn't they realize that they were just patrolling pets? Then why are they so surly? Isn't it ridiculous that a race full of treasures but lacks brains can be very successful? The dragons don't need faith. And the combat power of the dragons is really confusing. They can turn into dragons and become invulnerable. It can be said that he was killed easily in the Dragon Slaying Platform. Then there is the antagonistic relationship between gods and humans. In fact, I am very surprised that the whole transaction is full of loopholes. I feel that the immortal body is not so easy that it can be mass-produced, so why is it still there? What about so many common people? The common people in this article are like NPCs. They have no complex emotions and no brains. When they are good, they can unite as one and sacrifice individuals. But when they are bad, they can be full of malice, like a ball of plasticine, and they can be random. However, it is so easy to become a god. There is a person who has even the slightest bit of ambition, but when there is a need for doubt, there is no doubt. The heroine's journey as a queen is even more outrageous. She starts to get weird when she starts to bribe beggars. Without anyone to protect her, it is a miracle that I can survive the next day after being a beggar, not to mention that so many people can become rich? Is there someone pretending to be a ghost? And the heroine talks directly to me. Do you think this is a bad idea? When they find out that they are not human, will they kill the goose and take the eggs? It doesn't make sense. Every time the heroine gets a little bit better, the author always adds a line about the future... I'm afraid the readers will drift away, right? I don't know when this trend started, but... What's the point? I even felt a little bit reluctant, and finally found that the more I read the novel, the more I felt uncomfortable, so I closed the starting point... This book is a good book, with some minor flaws, but the flaws are not outweighed. Come on, the author. In the end, it's an old habit. Let's post an excerpt for new readers to review.

I don't know why. After reading novels and TV series for so many years, I always prefer villains. They are not the kind of villains who are bad for the sake of the plot, but the kind of people who have experienced everything in the world, seen through all kinds of worldly affairs, and finally found their own way and achieved their goals at all costs. He will not save all sentient beings or sympathize with the Virgin, but he will also cherish them. He may have been confused and wavered by the beauty around him, but in the end he was just clear-headed, almost indifferent, because he always knew what he wanted, and would not be swayed by anything. He was lively and moving, just like Wang Xiaotai, who had identified his own ideas from the very beginning, even if he fought against the sky and the earth, he would not hesitate. I admit that the protagonist of the novel is upright and takes the common people as his own responsibility, but compared to a righteous gentleman, I prefer a happy villain who has complaints and revenge.

The most rare thing about this book is that it is always full of indomitable energy. Nowadays, many online articles are streamlined. The protagonist of this book has always been the kind of destined little character who refuses to give up. It's just like watching mortals cultivating immortals many years ago.

At first I thought the protagonist was really crazy! But it's really exciting! Nowadays, the few chapters also make people sigh and feel the powerlessness of ordinary people! It's just the helpless roar and struggle of ordinary people against this unfair world!

Sooner or later you will get fire ε٩(๑> ₃ <)۶ з

Now~ In fact, this book was planted a long time ago and has been sitting on the bookshelf. I just wanted to open it several times but gave up because the plot of the first few chapters was too depressing~ I re-read it recently and finally finished reading the story of Xiao Moss~ I have to say that the author's writing style is great, the rhythm is compact, the three views are very positive, and it is completed in one go~ However, this is a work with a very heavy and depressing plot. Despair, hope and fate are intertwined into an unspeakable bitter chapter... Xiao Tai's character is really unique among many online articles. She is both an absolute villain and an absolute decent person, both perverted and twisted but also transparent and straightforward, with both great hatred and great love, and both a clear stream and a mudslide. She has given B1 an extremely impressive impression. Profound: Reject Wang Xiaotai, accept Wang Xiaotai, fall in love with Wang Xiaotai~ If you insist on summarizing, just use Empress Fuyao's famous line: Mortals must die - Mortals will take care of themselves.

Take a seat and talk about your feelings There are a lot of books with cool titles and cool introductions in the library, but in fact the content is dull and plain. But this one is just the opposite. The title of the book is very dull (but it is so appropriate that it is irrefutable) and the cover is emm. When I saw it for the first time, I really doubted whether it was a children's book. After reading it, I found that the content is actually more in-depth than most online articles. It is a rare work that does not follow the crowd (it is indeed courageous to write like this without a certain reader base)

! Good-looking, different from traditional immortality cultivation

This is not an article about right and wrong and judgment, but an article about gaming. Qiantang killed 600,000 people because his sister was bullied, and Xiaomo wanted to kill all the dragons in the world because her parents and family were killed. In the eyes of innocent people and innocent dragons, they are actually the same. Of course, this is also good. It's a game of the strongest. At least the heroine won't be involved in other novels where the whole family is killed and she still has a sadistic relationship with the hero. She is really strong.

I read a review saying that this book can confer gods, so I was a little skeptical. After all, the current books are too cliche, and many of the books on the rankings are unreadable. But after reading this book, I found that it is really well written. It is not an old cliche, but has good writing style and ideas. The key story is very strong and smooth, and the author will reply to every comment. Haha, it is really kind.

The current methods of death include cutting the throat with a knife, burning to death, being stabbed to death by a red-scaled dagger, being bitten to death by a tiger, being sacrificed, committing suicide, chrysanthemum bombs, being beaten to death, martyrdom, being beheaded, beheaded alive, pierced by thousands of arrows, dying from the disease, being skinned to death... (Some are written, some are also written) Still under construction) If you are interested, you can comment below, the method of death + name (please make up your own), and the author will try his best to arrange it😁 I hope you can brainstorm and provide more inspiration for the development of this article🤝

I was shocked to find that more than half of the people reading this book are male readers! {"TopicId":"804728532092780544","TopicName":"Book Famine Terminator"}

_(:з∠)_What does the author think of my painting?

I'm confused, there are too few antique clothes, try to match them with something rich (╥_╥)

I saw the little moss used for flashing, which gave me inspiration, and I also used Nuan Nuan to build a small moss.

Families! Spread the fire? All mortals must die, and mortals will take care of themselves.

The goddess Abao in white The wardrobe is small, and she uses a bamboo hat instead of a veil

Paired with "In the Name of Shining", I don't know if it feels a little bit like white clothes

Yesterday, I stayed up until 4:30 to catch up on the novel. Now everyone is in a state of disbelief. Today, I have tied it up. The author has given me a lot of encouragement and updates. Now I have trouble sleeping and eating, and I still feel uneasy.

Okay, okay, congratulations!

It's really well written! I even think this book is fully qualified to be a god!

Xiao Tai is really suffering, she keeps losing, but someone really loves her.

No hair, no movements, no background, just dyed yellow, it's just okay to watch.

It's so well written, so shocking and awesome

Still a little cute

For Xiaobao Push your tail secretly hehe. It can be worn casually without any period costumes.

So well written! Waiting for one chapter a day makes me unbearably lonely

The first one, record it

Come and take a look, good guy, there hasn't been an update in two months 🔨 Come on, update it soon, how can you feel at ease and be lazy 😡

I suspect the author is being lazy, but I have no proof